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Emily Newton is the Editor-in-Chief at Revolutionized Magazine. She regularly covers topics on robotics and automation as well as trends in the industrial sector.

How STEM Education Fuels Robotics Careers and Professional Success

A STEM education can open opportunities for students who wish to go into the robotics industry and succeed in life. The global demand for STEM workers is growing and STEM careers offer competitive salaries. Students wishing to contribute to world development and earn good benefits should conside…

Posted on 23/08/2023 by EmilyNewton in Research

Should Robots Have an Emergency Stop?

Most robots require an emergency stop mechanism for safety precautions, with strict rules on design and placement. However, each machine is unique and needs different power requirements in hazardous situations. Does that mean there are times when an emergency stop does more harm than good?

Posted on 18/07/2023 by EmilyNewton in Industrial

How Robots Strengthen Power Distribution Systems and Grid Resilience

With the help of technology, utility workers can safely take better care of the growing power grid. Robots are helping utility providers improve grid resilience, inspect infrastructure, improve safety, prevent outages and more.

Posted on 23/06/2023 by EmilyNewton in Industrial

Don't Overlook Vibration in Robotics Design

Vibration plays an important role in robotics design as these machines become more complex. Learn more about how to reduce vibrations for greater precision.

Posted on 18/04/2023 by EmilyNewton in Tools & Equipment, Professional and Research Robots, Mechanics, Consumer Robotics

15 Intermediate Robot Project Ideas for Students that Won’t Break the Bank

Article summary: Explore the numerous options for students to engage with budget-friendly robotics in school. Inspire students to ask questions, use their imagination and follow directions for multifaceted learning.

Posted on 05/04/2023 by EmilyNewton in Robotics Projects & Kits

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